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Hello! Our investment properties are thoughtfully priced to align with the market dynamics of their respective locations. They are designed as long-term investments to help real estate investors build lasting wealth. By focusing on properties that generate consistent income and appreciate over time, we provide opportunities for sustainable financial growth. Let us know if you’d like more information about how our properties can fit into your portfolio!

Hello Jessie, we would love to see how we can assist you on your investment journey. The best first step would be to set up a call with our team. You can do so by visiting REINation.com and clicking the button labeled "Get Started". After which one of our Portfolio Advisors will then reach out to you!

Hello! We have several shorts out now about the current investment market and the benefits you can gain from investing in this environment. If you have additional questions and would like to speak to one of our portfolio advisors, visit REInation.com and click the 'Get Started' button.

Hello Ken, while we do occasionally acquire newly constructed homes to manage for investors, our primary investment strategy revolves around renovating properties extensively and then offering them to investors to enhance their portfolios. Our comprehensive service includes property management to ensure seamless operations. Hope this answers your question!

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Wondering if REI is or plans to operate in North West _ Seattle areas . Thanks for the tips.

@tatersquad2000 I appreciate the comments and hate to hear that you've learned some hard lessons! Best to you -

@@tlns2404 Right now, I think the Northwest is a little too far out of our footprint. We could make it there one day, but as of now, there are not any discussions leading that way. best to you -

I appreciate the comments!

@rachealhubert74 What is the name of your broker and how do i connect with him or her ?

@rachealhubert74 Wow that was easy, i found her website and left a message for her . i hope she reply me. thanks.

@@MaryOlson7 Alice Marie Coraggio is one of the most reliable and trustworthy broker I know

Because you’re not putting the work in to buy one

Because I don’t wanna sell my rental!! Easy as pie.

Hey Terrence, Thanks for the comments. I agree on making houses more accessible and affordable. As far as renting homes and the new norm, historically 61-65% of all single family homes in the us are owner occupied. In 2015, before homes were being built specifically for renter demand, housing ownership fell to 63.5%. Since 2015, after homes started being built specifically for renters, home ownership in the U.S. is back above 66%! Perhaps, renters don't want to be in apartment buildings, but would rather have a home and possibly buy that property in the future? I'm not sure exactly how it plays out, but I do agree that accessibility and affordability are badly needed and I'm not sure how either happens without several million more home starts in additional to rentals each year for the next few years.

Whos we?

Thank you for the reply. Not sure if you watched the entire video, but two quick points. 1. Wall Street has always been in the housing market. The difference today is that they are in the housing market for the long-term, not short-term. They are inter-twined today and there is no practical way to undo that fact. 2. They are in the market so heavily today because of a lack of reliable operators and funding. Without some of the larger companies having taken the actions they have in the past 10-15 years, many of our neighborhoods and cities would look considerably worse and our housing issues would be exacerbated. Lots of blame to go around after 2008, but a giant hole was left in the housing market and many new companies were formed to step in and fill the need.

A housing created by the greed of Wall Street

@@lorrk1239 I agree. The entire chain reaction of homes being lost was due to greed on the part of Wall Street and many, many good meaning home owners got hurt in the process. That is what kicked off the affordability crisis as builders quit building and we fell behind by nearly 5 million homes needed for first time home buyers.

Stop watching the news. I’ve been a full time investor, licensed realtor and general contractor for over five years. I buy sell and fix houses for a living. I have never once seen “Wall Street” buy a house in my city. Maybe in NYC but not philly

We do. We have our properties listed on our website at www.reination.com including our build to rent. Feel free to check them out!

I appreciate it!

Would love to meet! Let us know when you are in Memphis and we would love to host you at our offices to meet our team.

Thanks Chris!

Agree - especially the management part. That is the make or break part of the equation.

Thanks Sam!

Fantastic! Let us know if we can be of service.

@@REINationLLC I was wondering if vacant lots sell quickly in the area of if they sit on the market for some time.

@@nickclark9312 It really depends on where the lots are located. You can imagine in a challenged area of town vacant lots may not be rebuilt for years. In other parts of town vacant or in-fill lots go quickly. So, it really depends on area and demand.

38107 is a large area and it is split by the I-240 loop around. The answer is there are definitely opportunities for investment in pockets of this zip code. I personally do not invest in this area.

It is my personal way of investing. I fully understand the power of leverage and holding lower rates for as long as possible. However, I like the flexibility of having equity in my homes. I use the rents and rather than holding in cash, I pay off principle. My balance sheet looks the same, but I have ill-liquid equity rather than cash. I have plenty of reserves and solid income so my plan works well for me.

The fallacy of cash flow is that somehow the formula for cash flow (income-expenses) has not become (income -expenses-random #'s for possible occurrences). In other words, I agree that every property needs to produce a cash flow. Then the investor has to be disciplined. Start with a good reserve account. Do not spend every dollar buying a property. Hold back for your reserves. Then, take your cash flow and put it in your reserve account every month. When properties experience maintenance or a vacancy, your reserves are there for that occurrence. When the property is occupied again, it produces cash flow again. Today, This simple idea has been clouded by accounting for monthly expenses that don't occur monthly and the need for starting day 1 with healthy reserves has been forgotten. That makes investors take super risky bets on investment properties that "cash flow" on paper, but only because the risk is sky high (rougher areas, cheaper renovations, poor rehabs and cheap management). With today's price structure for median priced homes in areas with median income earners, my suggestion would be to save up to the $60k - $70k mark. Keep minimum $10k in reserves and patiently look for the highest quality property you can get with your funds. I definitely think REI will be the right fit and would be happy to help if needed.

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I'll see if we can't get that fixed and reposted. Thanks for pointing that out. Best -

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Yes; that’s why you need a builder you can trust and have a good relationship with ( business relationships)

Absolutely. Most builders offer a 10 year warranty. On top of that warranty, the management company will play a huge role in keeping the property operating correctly.

Builders should only offer 10 year warranties if owners take care of their home. Most do little to no maintenance and expect builder to come back 9 years later? Your kidding yourself

Read a book..

Thanks for the comment! I would start at www.reination.com. There is a lot of information on the site form educational articles to specific information about our company.

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